A skills-only library for planning, orchestration, feature work, testing, comprehensive QA, debugging, review, release readiness, and handoffs.
Install
- 1Add it in ChatGPT
Open Plugins in the ChatGPT sidebar (web or desktop), search for “Codex Dev Workflows” and select +. You'll be asked to sign in to any connected service on first use. Then type @ in a chat to call it.
Skills 12
- bug-investigation
Reproduce, isolate, fix, and verify a software defect with evidence and minimal scope.
- code-review
Review a change set for correctness, regressions, security, maintainability, and missing tests without changing unrelated code.
- comprehensive-qa
Perform a broad, evidence-based QA pass across software behavior, user journeys, state, regressions, accessibility, and operational risk.
- create-agent-instructions
Create or improve concise repository instructions that guide coding agents to authoritative project documentation and validation.
- feature-development
Implement a focused software feature with scoped investigation, verification, and a clear completion report.
- feature-testing
Test a recently implemented feature for intended behavior, edge cases, regressions, and meaningful missing coverage.
- new-project
Turn a new software idea into a scoped, buildable project plan before implementation begins.
- Codex Dev Workflows: Orchestrate Work
Coordinate complex work across parallel agents
- platform-guidance
Load focused development and QA guidance for Flutter, JavaScript/TypeScript, Python, or Laravel/PHP projects.
- pre-release-review
Assess whether a software change is ready to release by checking scope, validation, risk, operations, and rollback readiness.
- resume-interrupted-task
Safely resume interrupted software work by reconstructing the current state from repository evidence, preserving valid changes, and making the next step explicit.
- session-handoff
Create a concise, evidence-based handoff that lets the next development session continue safely without re-discovering context.
Things to ask
- “Help me plan a new software project.”
- “Test the feature I just implemented.”
- “Review my changes for release readiness.”
Related
SuperpowersPlan, develop, and debug codeplugin · by Jesse Vincent · 294k stars